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I Wish You Luck - Poem by Lost Sierra
You crushed my heart
You left it in a million pieces
I left it there
Looked at it
Like it was a disease
I finally start to pick it up again and here you come
Sorry darling,
I’m moving on.
Taking off and trying not to stop.
I hate seeing you in the review mirror.
But let me tell you.
You are a wonderful memory.
I wish you luck.
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Poem Submitted: Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Poem Edited: Thursday, April 7, 2011
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I very much like this poem too. Again, its sad how love can end. Depressing, but so gorgeous a write. (Report)Reply
Sounds like Meat Loaf to me...Good write (Report)Reply